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The AIS-ECG app allows the veterinarian to obtain an ECG recording with the iPod, iPad and iPhone
AIS ECG App
by Sarah Richter
What is it about?
The AIS-ECG app allows the veterinarian to obtain an ECG recording with the iPod, iPad and iPhone. The derived ECG data are sent online via Bluetooth from the ECG recorder to the iOS device and displayed on the screen. The ECG data can be viewed and sent to AIS for evaluation by a cardiologist. The report is delivered bay to you via email and fax. The AIS server stores the ECG and the report, these can be visualized and handled with any web browser over a secure connection.
App Store Description
The AIS-ECG app allows the veterinarian to obtain an ECG recording with the iPod, iPad and iPhone. The derived ECG data are sent online via Bluetooth from the ECG recorder to the iOS device and displayed on the screen. The ECG data can be viewed and sent to AIS for evaluation by a cardiologist. The report is delivered bay to you via email and fax. The AIS server stores the ECG and the report, these can be visualized and handled with any web browser over a secure connection.
- mobile recording of resting ECG with the iPod, iPad, and iPhone
- storing the ECG data
- send to AIS for evaluation by a cardiologist
- all ECG and reports remain online
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AppAdvice does not own this application and only provides images and links contained in the iTunes Search API, to help our users find the best apps to download. If you are the developer of this app and would like your information removed, please send a request to takedown@appadvice.com and your information will be removed.
